Tragic Details About LL Cool J
LL Cool J (born James Todd Smith) has been a fixture in pop culture for several decades. He got started in the then-emerging genre of hip-hop in the 1980s.
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Disturbing Things Discovered On Ring Doorbells
Ring doorbell cameras provide added security by giving homeowners an extra set of eyes. But check out the disturbing footage that these cameras have captured.
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What Has Carole Baskin Been Up To Since Tiger King?
The world of the big-cat "rescue" industry was explored to outrageous effect in the Netflix limited series "Tiger King." One figure to emerge was Carole Baskin.
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Star Trek Actors Before They Made It Big
"Star Trek's" charasmatic actors have brought the franchise's stories heart, soul, and life. Here are the true stories of some of "Star Trek's" brightest stars.
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Surprising Details Found In Verne Troyer's Autopsy Report
Verne Troyer was dealing with alcoholism and depression. He had gone to numerous rehab facilities through the years and almost died in 2002 from his drinking.
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What Robert Downey Jr.'s Life In Prison Was Really Like
Robert Downey Jr. was considered a Hollywood bad boy in his own right. But it was for very concerning reasons. The actor suffered from addiction.
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What Are The Five Stages Of Decomposition
No matter how well built the machine, nothing lasts forever. At some point, one of your body's vital parts stops working, putting you out of service forever.
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Disturbing Details Found In Elvis Presley's Postmortem Report
In the final years of his life Elvis struggled with significant health problems, the most severe of which were facilitated by his wealth and an enabling doctor.
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How Much It Really Costs To Have A Dog
When caught up in the joy of bringing home a new ball of adorable fur, it's easy to forget that it will cost money to keep that animal happy and healthy.
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George Washington's Biggest Regret As President May Surprise You
Presidential disappointments, qualms and self-reproach stretch back to the very beginning of the office, to the first American president, George Washington.
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What Is Creativity, And Where Does It Come From?
Capability, drive, spare time, resources, support, and a whole lot more go into making someone or something "creative."
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The Ill-Fated Canadian Behind Saddam Hussein's Space Gun
Efforts to reduce spaceflight cost have often been plagued by actually higher costs and substantial failure rates. One idea showed promise: the space gun.
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The Truth About Freddie Mercury And Princess Diana's Relationship
Princess Diana was not an entertainer, but she was a celebrity, and during and after her time as a royal, she befriended famous people, like Freddie Mercury.
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This Incident Haunted Jim Morrison Throughout His Life
Artists, no matter the medium, will tell you that they often draw from real life experiences when they are creating. That was true of Jim Morrison of The Doors.
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Taiwan's History With China Explained
Taiwan was a Japanese colony until the end of World War II. Once it was released from Japanese control, the island became a focal point of East Asian politics.
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The Truth About Dr. McCoy's Nickname In Star Trek
Most Trekkies also know Dr. McCoy by another name. Throughout the series' run, McCoy is called "Bones" -- a nickname that Captain Kirk first calls him
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The Truth About Greece's Ancient Underwater City
We have all heard stories of the mythical island of Atlantis. But what about Greece's ancient underwater city? Here's the truth.
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What Is Under The Pyramids?
Carving an impressive skyline across the horizon of Egypt, the pyramids are an iconic representation of the ancient world. But what's under them?
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Marie Curie
Before becoming the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, Marie Curie was a poor Polish girl who dreamed of someday going to university.
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The True Meaning Behind Lt. Uhura's Name On Star Trek
Lt. Uhura, the communications officer of Starship Enterprise, was portrayed by actress Nichelle Nichols for all of the three seasons the show ran.
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This Is How The Bible Got Its Name
Few books have had the width and breadth of cultural influence over the past two millennia as the Holy Bible, but there's actually more than one bible.
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The Real Reason BBC Banned A First Season Episode Of Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" is a landmark series in one of the most legendary and influential franchises in the world, sci-fi or otherwise.
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Rappers With Big Criminal Records
Over the years, real-life crimes and tragedies involving well-known rappers have been known to happen. Here's a list of rappers with big criminal records.
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This Colorized Photo Will Change How You Look At Nikola Tesla
Perhaps most known now for the car that bears his name, Nikola Tesla was an enigmatic figure that is considered to be one of the greatest inventors of all time.
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What Joe Exotic's Life In Prison Is Really Like
Here's how Joe Exotic's life in prison has been like since he was sentenced for allegedly plotting to murder Big Cat Rescue CEO Carole Baskin.
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Why The Number 47 Is So Important In Star Trek: The Next Generation
"Star Trek: The Next Generation" kept the iconic sci-fi franchise firmly in the mainstream mind, with over 100 memorable episodes and multiple movies.
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The Disturbing Truth Of The Woman Who Turned People Into Soap
Italy's first female serial killer had a particularly interesting and grotesque method of disposing of her victims: turning them into soap.
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